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Amid a U.S. government shutdown and Argentina’s tense election year, Washington’s $20 billion lifeline to Buenos Aires blurs the line between economic policy and political loyalty. As President Milei battles inflation and a collapsing peso, Trump’s support intertwines U.S. aid with electoral stakes. With China’s influence expanding in Argentina’s energy and lithium sectors, this move exposes a fragile economy and a deeper power struggle. Could this deal redefine influence in the Americas?